Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 25, 1979, Page 8, Image 8

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    P o rtla n d
Thursday. January 2k.
& '7iua
by Ruth Spencer
Sunday Tea, Sunday, April 1st.
Mrs. Alzena DeDeleveaux enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Badie Bowens.
relatives from Calgary, Canada Jan
uary 14th.
H'itham Gerald, Principal of Ar-
leta Elementary School is Chairman
of the Teacher Standards and Prac­
tices Commission. David Mesirow,
social studies teucher at Adams High
School was elected vice chairman.
eo o o o o o o
The reactionary members of the
Portland School Board who rejected
cross-busing on the grounds that
they cannot mandatorily bus while
children, but plan to increase the
mandatory busing of Black children
had the unmitigating gall to speak
about the ideas of Dr. Marlin l.uther
Ron Sykes. Sports Editor for the
Observer, is back to work after a
two-month bout with Hepatitis.
School Board member Evelyn
Crowed didn't improve her image
when she voted for Jonathan New­
man’s “ nothing" desegregation re­
solution.
J o b in ju re d 's rig h ts explored
Pacific Northwest Labor College
is conducting a workshop on “ The
Rights of Injured Workers Under
Oregon's Workers’ Compensation
Law.” The program will be present­
ed beginning at 8:30 a.m., Saturday,
February 3rd at the IWA Hall, 933
N.W. Bond Street, Bend. The
workshop is expected to end at about
5:00p.m.
The workshop is designed to be of
special value to officials of labor or­
ganizations who deal with workers'
compensation problems and to in­
jured workers and their spouses. Since
injury is a family affair, a special
husband-wife fee has been set.
The fees for attendance at the
workshop are S10 for individuals and
S12.50 for husbands and wives. For
further information contact Pacific
Northwest Labor College at Maryl-
hurst, Oregon 97036 or by calling
1/245-1315.
Pacific Northwest Labor College
(PNLC) is a labor research and
workers education institution found­
ed, controlled and operated by offi­
cers and members of labor organiza­
tions. Since its chartering in April
1977, PNLC has provided workers
education programs which have at­
tracted people from Alaska, Califor­
nia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah,
and Washington — even as far away
as Washington, D.C.
Other witnesses basically substan­
tiated William’s testimony. Cary
Paugh testifed that he and Morrison
had been drinking before going to
the donut shop for a coke to use for
mixer, that Morrison hated Blacks
and that he made the remark to an­
tagonize Williams. Lonnie Farber, of
Esco, testified that Morrison wore
the knife to work and had a swastika
tatooed on his ankle.
Javita Rivers, the waitress who
saw most of the incident, said that
after Williams returned with the gun
she heard someone say, “ Sit down
and shut up." She saw Morrison
“ lunge” at Williams before the shot
was fired.
No fee, no forms, and no flood of applicants.
T ra in in g C osts T o o High?
Mrs. Melva Bowman of Rock
Spring. Wyoming abandoned the ice
storm to visit her cousin Mrs. Mabie
B. Neal. Her visit was highly appre­
ciated.
Here is some help for your com pany. It's called the HIRE II
program. Under HIRE II, your com pany can be reimbursed
for up to one-half of w h a t It costs to train a veteran. You
both w in; you have gained a productive em ployee at an
acceptable cost to your com pany, and the veteran has
gained valuable skills. INTERESTED?
Claudia McDuffie, former director
of the PMSC Child Development
Center and currently environmental
education specialist for the State
Department of Education, is orga­
nizing an Energy Awareness Day at
Oregon State University, April 4th.
W H Y N O T CALL US TO D A Y?
Prison Ministries will have a
fet, Friday, January 16th at
p.m., followed by a concert at
p.m. featuring Vivian Parker
other groups.
234-0801
Project Return — VETS
VE TER A N S HELPING VE TER A N S
AND
EM PLO YERS
Since 1971
Buf­
6:30
8:00
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SAFEWAY
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While courses and workshops are
intended particularly for members of
labor organizations, such member­
ship is not a requirement for atten­
dance at the educational programs.
'Excessive fo rc e ' claim ed
(Continued from page 1 col. 4)
car and took from the trunk a rifle
that had been there when he pur­
chased the car. He went back into
the store to hold the men until the
police arrived. The prosecutor
charges that Williams intended to
shoot Morrison because the racist
threat “ hurt your Black pride” .
While Williams was holding the
gun on Morrison, Morrison came
toward him and Williams struck out
at him with the rifle but did not hit
him. M orrison jumped toward
Williams, again with the knife in his
hand. Williams testifed that he did
not remember pulling the trigger but
the gun went off.
Members of Allen Temple Church
are planning for their pre-Palsm
VETS
is a non-profit agency dedicated to finding qualified Vietnarn-
era veteransto fill your personnel needs.
Carol Bryant, recently resigned
director of Neighborhood Options
for Child Care (NOCC) is employed
by the Senate Committee on Aging
and Minority Affairs (Chaired by
Senator Jan Wyers) and the Senate
Committee on Health and Welfare
(Chaired by Senator Bill McCoy).
Mr. Lucious Hicks in his accep­
tance of President of the Portland
Branch of the NAACP said that the
number one policy of the NAACP is
to uphold the Supreme Court Deci­
sion of 1954 and the Civil Rights Act
of 1964.
Arthur Mitkin. an expert on mo­
tivating employees, asserts that re­
cognition by the boss, the opportu­
nity to participate in management
decisions, and a feeling that one’s
work is useful, are more important in
motivating employees than is salary
or job security.
PRO JECT RETURN -
St. Philip Episcopal Church will
have its monthly Folk Mass Satur­
day. January 27th at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Banks at 6:00
p.m. A pot-luck supper follows.
The Reverend John Jackson,
outgoing president of the Portland
Chapter of the NAACP said that the
NAACP National Convention had
just as much right to come to Port­
land to inspire 20,000 Blacks as it did
to inspire cities of 200,000 Blacks.
Curtis Ramsey failed to gain the N o rth w e s t W e lterw eig h t crown in
his ten-round bout w ith undefeated Alan W ebb. The m atch was called a
draw , w ith only the referee giving Ramsey the edge. A rem atch will be
scheduled.
i WE'RE LOOKING FOR GOOD EMPLOYERS!
Cleveland Gilcrease ‘s long awaited
(rial in federal court on a charge of
conspiracy in the NACD election in
which he became thut organizations
president, has been set over until
April 30th.
King.
Mrs. Cassie Lee Benjamin escaped
P ortland’s ice storm . She was
visiting in warm San Francisco.
Looking For Good Employees?1
You Could Be A Winner
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Fan-ready
Frying Chicken
Maxwell House
A mirid is a terrible thing to waste
Mircale Whip
Coffee
F irs t 3-lb . T U
( IH w a r d i 3 -lb $ $ .$ • )
STOP LOOKING
BUY TOMORROW'S SECURITY FOR
YOUR FAMILY TODAY
Salad Dressing
First 32-ounce jar
89<
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(Additional at Regular Price)
©Canned Soup
I
5 $1
© O lym pia Gold
112?369
© Ice Cream
©Crest Toethpaste
©Totino's Pizza
Town House Cr. of Mushroom
or Cr. ol Chicken 10.5 oi.
Sliced Bacon
Pierce's Old Faithful. . .
ardwood Smoked Bacon
REG. OR THICK SLICED
Light Boer
H oi. Btl
Snow Star
Vanilla . . . Half Gal.
and 4 bedroom home« with or without family rooms in Vancouver
close to 1-5 and 8 minutes from Interstate bridge. Include 2 baths, double
garage, brick fireplaces, range, dishwasher, garbage disposal, w /w car­
pets All are energy efficient with 10 year Home Owner's Warranty. Cash
price for 3 bedroom with 1036 sq. ft. would be $47,000. 914% Annual Per­
centage Rate with 360 monthly payments at $395.20 principal and interest
plus estimated taxes and insurance.
Veterans move-in for $100.00, FHA purchaser's move in approx. $2,650.00.
HERMITAGE REALTY, INC.
4716 St. Johns Rood
Vancouver. Wash
Vane 804 8 6 7 /
Plld 223-8229
Rog. or Mini
7-01. Tube
Assorted Forty
Finn . . . 13-ot.
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Hiro Jan. 30, 1979
Panty Hose
Safeway All-In-One
Rog. $1.2«
Saue 29t Fr.
With Coupon
-a 1 2
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C O m >O »T G ' C
99‘
Limit
6 Fair
3 4 5 $
V S A H W A Y
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Batteries
Eveready Flashlight C or D
Rog 91c
Sara 23c
With Coupon
F praised BMuee
6 8 ‘ is
pap
Ce«* Vetee I | 0 o« ww wan
ead Lettuce
Crisp Firm Meeds . . .
The Perfect Start te
Veur Teased Green Salad
39c
Prices e ffe c tiv e thru Tu esd ay. Jan u ary 30 at all P o rt­
la n d -V a n co u v er A rea S a fe w a y Stores.